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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
3
Wilbur W Day pastor leads a unified service at 9 30 am with theme The Challenge of Youth Choir and orchestra practice Wednesday evening for the churches and Sunday schools community presence emphasizes youth outreach and worship leadership.
Rev. Howard G. Jenkins leads 9:30 Sunday School and 10:15 Morning Worship with Communion. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Evening service features Rev. Willis Williams from Lafayette as guest speaker in Jenkins absence. Burlington baccalaureate sermon by Jenkins. special music and Junior choir during Sunday night service.
The article notes a Sunday morning church service at nine o clock led by Reverend Cordick who will deliver the sermon. The charge of the service and the preacher are specified for the morning gathering.
Rev Harold Smith leads 9 30 Sunday School followed by 10 30 Morning Worship. Evening Service at 7 30. Mid week Prayer Service at 7 30 Wednesday. Pastor S S Supt C E Foster listed among church leaders.
Rockfield Christian Church led by Pastor Marshall N. Weaver opens with choir at 9:15 AM. Communion at 9:30 AM. Preaching at 10:00 AM. Bible School at 10:30 AM. Evening service at 7:00 PM with classes.
The April 25 service presents a Lesson-Sermon on probation after death with biblical references from Revelation and I Corinthians and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It also recounts Carrollton on the Wabash as a canal era town with Menser Tavern, canal lock traffic, and subsequent disappearance.
Burrows Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with a talk titled The Impossible. New officers will be installed after the service.
Joseph S. Pitman conducts Sunday School from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Communion follows from 11:00 to 11:10 a.m. The church service runs 11:10 to 12:00 p.m.
Supt Mrs M E Jackson presides morning worship at 9 30 with sermon. Sunday School follows at 10 15.
The announcement invites attendance at the Little White Church on North Union SE. Rev H B Carter and Sunday School at 9 30 a m invite Sherman Fifi Young People’s Night Friday at 7 39.
Mrs Margaret Gardner 74 lifelong resident died Saturday at daughter Mrs Miles T Martin's home south of here after a long illness. Surviving are three sons Lewis Gardner Logansport Chester Gardner East Chicago Russell Gardner Camden two daughters Mrs Martin and Mrs Ethel Hawkins Camden four brothers Dr H Y Mullin Rockfield Dr Elmer Mullin Manlius Ill and Clifford Herman Mullin Camden plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Clarence R. Leslie aged 37, a Carroll county farmer, died Friday afternoon at his Adams township home after a brief pneumonia illness. He is survived by wife Lydia and six children Emerson, Ruby, Alma, Norma, Kenneth, Edith all at home, plus mother Mary E. Leslie, six brothers Ottis, Jessie, Irvin, Charles, Vern, Ira, and two sisters Ida Martin and Elizabeth Frantz. Funeral service Sunday at home with Rev. Virden Graham. burial Cedarville cemetery.
Nancy Jane Hinkley Mills 86 widow of James S. Mills longtime Carroll county farmer died at her Camden home Saturday after months of ill health. Survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Mills Logansport. sons George Logansport Jesse A and Frank Camden John Burrows William Delphi. grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Camden Lutheran church Tuesday 10 o clock. Burial Paint Creek cemetery.
Robert Burris four is killed when he falls from a gravel laden truck driven by his father Harry Burris near Oakdale in Tippecanoe township. The body was found after the truck passed over him. he died en route to Dr Beamer's office. Surviving include parents a sister grandparents and other relatives. funeral plans by Grimm and Sons with Yeoman Methodist church service and Yeoman cemetery burial.
Mrs Susan Rinehart of Burlington marked her 80th birthday with a Sunday gathering at her home. Guests included Reyburn Moss and Charles Rinehart of Kokomo, Lora and Ross Rinehart and family, Lawrence Rinehart and family of Erwin township, Howard county, Arthur Wolf, C C Copwriter, Evelyn Price, Tesla Rinehart, and Lizzie Price. A basket dinner was served at noon.
Clarence Goodman of Tippecanoe county sues Russell Craig in Carroll circuit court seeking 950 dollars as damages from an auto accident dated March 10. Edwin McCarthy of Lafayette represents the plaintiff.
Dean of local bar William C. Smith, Delphi attorney, marks his eightieth birthday. A Michigan Law graduate, he remains active in law and pursues local history, having served as Carroll County prosecutor and as Delphi mayor.
Mrs. Cecilia E. Kidd, 86, of Burlington died Sunday after a paralytic stroke suffered Monday. She had long suffered a hip fracture and used a wheel chair. Widow of Dr. Walter Kidd, she is survived by two sons James of Indianapolis and Harry at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Brethren church with Rev. C. Y. Gilmer presiding. Burial followed in Crown Point cemetery, Kokomo.
Four year old Ted Wiegand son of Mr and Mrs William Wiegand of Buck Creek is recovering at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette after a skull fracture from a horse kick. Doctors removed part of the frontal bone in a surgical operation following the injury last week. Herb Smith Phone 999.
Notices mailed to Indiana counties announce open registration for Indiana Merit Plan exams for County Welfare Department positions. Applications go to the State Bureau of Personnel in Indianapolis with deadlines April 19 for County Welfare Director and May 3 or May 7 for clerks and social workers. The merit system allows counties to hire from certified eligible lists with state reimbursement for half salary, requiring two years residency in the county.
Postmaster Wagoner announces Mary Hawkins of Frankfort as assistant postmaster effective May 1. Her appointment follows the resignation of Von Burton of Flora. Hawkins is well known in the area.
Letters of administration were issued Tuesday to Chester Gardner in the estate of the late Maggie Gardner. Bond for $1000 was given. Julien and Kerlin are the attorneys for the estate.
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